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The PetSafe (Solvit in the past) Happy Ride Dog Safety Seat is the perfect solution for small dog owners who want their furry friends to enjoy the car ride while staying safe and comfortable. The Safe-T-Core technology differentiates this design, which employs a system of moulded panels that permanently fasten together. Assembling the lightweight yet sturdy frame is easy, and it takes only one minute to install the seat securely in front or back seat without headrest (this model does not require use of car headrest). No tools are necessary to lock the strong plastic panels together.
This dog seat comes with a 9-inch raised platform that gives small dogs the ability to see out the window and enjoy the breeze. The interior is spacious and padded, making it ideal for multiple small pets. This safety seat suits furry friends who weigh up to 30 lb. They can rest and sleep comfortably on the fleece liner and cushion. Additionally, you don’t have to worry about pet hair or scratches ruining your seats because they’ll be safely secured in their own special spot. And if the removable liner gets dirty after a fun day with your best friend, just pop it into the washing machine.
A dog can sit securely in the front seat if airbags are deactivated!
The PetSafe Happy Ride Dog Safety Seat comes in two designs, Standard and Deluxe (Quilted). The main variation between the exterior of the two is the type of material used.
Both liners can be machine-washed for easy cleaning.
The PetSafe Happy Ride Dog Safety Seat comes in 3 colors:
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